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Granting getSubject permission as narrowly as possible?28 Feb 2005 18:05 GMT1
I have a test case that calls, among other things, this code fragment,
after successfully authenticating a Subject:
  final Subject subject =
    AccessController.doPrivileged(new
cryptix / Websphere issue24 Feb 2005 18:46 GMT1
I'm using the Cryptix library (current version) on WAS 5.0
Everything works fine until I try to update the ear.
This is the error:
java.security.InvalidKeyException: Not an ElGamalKey
ValidatorException24 Feb 2005 14:10 GMT2
I'm running a client, which uses client side authentification via
HTTPS. I have stored the private and public key as well as a self
signed certificate inside the client program and also added the
ceritifcate of the server to the truststore.
How to control URL Access in JAAS22 Feb 2005 23:18 GMT3
I am very new in JAAS. I have successfuly authendicate users using
RdbmsLoginModule (Retrieve the user info mation from the database).
But I don't know where and how to set the user's permission to control
the access to certain URL.
Problems with JAAS and authorizing URLS20 Feb 2005 17:05 GMT2
I just found your URLPermission implementation. I though I did everything
right, but I get
AccessControlException: : access denied
de.fhf.wintra.authorization.URLPermission,/wintra/register.do
Distribute Keypair14 Feb 2005 12:08 GMT1
I have an application which established a https connection and uses
client side authentification to do so.
Therefore the private and public key as well as the certificate of the
client have to be distributed with the program.
Big integer?? For RSA14 Feb 2005 00:27 GMT4
hey, Im attempting to write a program which produces  public keys for use
with rsa algorithm, also then I will implement the algorithm.
The problem is that to what type should I declare the two primes, bare in
mind for example one prime is  5915587277 but it could also be
Initializing a KeyStore12 Feb 2005 00:19 GMT1
I have two private/public key pairs and certificate for a client/server
program. It uses and relies on client side authentification via SSL.
All this information is stored in two java keystores. Unfortunately the
KeyStore class happens to be vendor depended an so are its keystore
Newbie JAAS question TOMCAT--> JBoss11 Feb 2005 12:11 GMT1
I have an existing web application that uses a non-EJB business tier and its
own JAAS login module. Currently the app runs in a Tomcat deployment.outside
of any app server.
The web app now needs to be changed to access some EJB based business tier
String to integer08 Feb 2005 14:33 GMT6
Im nearly imbarresed to ask this question ,but how can I convert a string
like "niall Brennan" to its integer equivlent i.e "14 9 1 12 12 ........"
If you knwo I would be a very happy person thank you. ( its in this
section because im applying it to as RSA encryption which I wrote.
download JSAFE07 Feb 2005 15:22 GMT4
Can anyone tell me where can I download JSAFE?
Does it support PKCS #11?
Thanks
Sam
java.policy question07 Feb 2005 14:39 GMT2
First let me say that I've used Google and come up with numerous
answers (too numerous!). I'm really looking for pointers more than the
direct answers as direct answer will most likely leave me with more
questions. I'm currently running Sun Java 1.5.0 and the initial work is
How to use the getEncoded() value from keystore?05 Feb 2005 17:39 GMT1
I get a key from jks keystore. Code looks like
Key key = keystore.getKey("mykey", "mypwd".toCharArray());
System.out.println(key);
byte keyBuf[] = key.getEncoded();
Java1.1 and SSL certs04 Feb 2005 08:22 GMT3
Sorry if this question has been posted before but I couldnt find an
answer. I have a java applet which is written using java 1.1. I want
to be able to parse ssl certificates. How can I do that? I ideally
dont want to use external jars but if there is a stream-lined jar out
What's the binary format of X509.v1 and v3?04 Feb 2005 07:45 GMT1
I read from some document, sounds like the first several bytes shows
the version, which starts from 0.
So for X509.v1, I should see the first byte "0", for v3, I should see
the first byte "2".
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